Section C requires that the sponsor take active steps to verify that investors accreditation claim is in fact true; however this is quite easy as all that is required is a letter stating such from the investor’s attorney, CPA or investment advisor, or examination of the last 2 years tax returns to show required minimum adjusted gross income.  

In response, property managers receive specialized training to meticulously examine these documents, pinpointing discrepancies and confirming the accuracy of the information.

Property inspections are like check-ups for houses and buildings.Just like you visit the doctor to make sure you're healthy, property inspections make sure the property you're interested in is in good shape.They involve hiring a professional inspector to examine the property from top to bottom.These experts have a keen eye for spotting any issues, big or small, that might be hiding beneath the surface.Why Do Investors Need Property Inspections?

Next, take advantage of free tools such as Zillow to examine the current housing market, and use Airdna and Rabbu to compare pricing with anticipated returns.

I spent time working at the Internal Revenue Service first as a tax examiner, then in the Criminal Investigation Division, where I learned to read and understand the tax code.

@Spencer Krautkramer my advice when analyzing buying down an interest rate is to examine it from a 3 year perspective.  

Depending upon the type of siding , sometimes it's fairly simple to remove small sections , cut open the exterior wall and physically probe and examine the sill plates at several areas to remove all doubt.  

If we find another house with such evidence of "old activity", I will insist on an examination of the sills from the outside prior to contract.

UDFI is UBTI.Solo 401(k)s are generally exempt from UDFI, however there are select fact patterns in which a Solo 401(k) will have exposure to UDFI, specifically if the rental real estate is held through a partnership interest, there is a mix of tax-exempt and non-tax-exempt partners, and the partnership violates the fractions rule.It's not possible to provide answers to your questions without examining the activity of the partnership (e.g. the facts and circumstances). 

Right now I'm trying to examine markets/neighborhoods and have been looking through new construction/spec homes built in 2020 and sold and trying to analyse cost etc.